How long to treat tb?
Someone in my family was recently diagnosed with TB. I understand the treatment is quite long, but I wanted to know generally how long one has to treat TB completely. It seems like a very serious condition.
Someone in my family was recently diagnosed with TB. I understand the treatment is quite long, but I wanted to know generally how long one has to treat TB completely. It seems like a very serious condition.
TB treatment is usually quite long, minimum 6 months for drug-sensitive TB, sometimes even longer depending on the type and severity. Consistency is key, missing doses can make it much harder to treat. Please follow your doctor's exact regimen, even if you start feeling better.
Haan, TB ka ilaaj toh lamba hota hai. Minimum 6-9 months toh pakka hai, sometimes more if it's a complicated case. Na, beech mein medicines band mat karna bilkul, warna problem badh jaati hai. Doctor jo bole, wahi karna hai.
Mere bete ko bhi TB hua tha, toh I know what you're going through. Unka treatment 9 months chala tha, doctor ne bola tha bilkul regular medicine deni hai. Khane ke baad dete the hum, taaki side effects kam ho. Just stick to the schedule doc gives, bahut important hai.
Hey, don't stress too much about the duration. The main thing is to complete the full course your doctor prescribes, which is typically 6 to 9 months for most cases. It feels long, but it's super important to finish it completely to prevent recurrence. Take care!
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Yaar, TB treatment actually takes quite a bit of time, mostly 6-9 months for normal cases. My cousin had it, and she religiously took her meds for 7 months. It's crucial you don't stop mid-way, even if you feel better. Just follow what your doctor says.
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